BYU’s All-American 10,000 meter runner Rory Linkletter showed some flashes of speed as he set a new blue jeans mile world record of 4:16.00 at 4.600 feet of altitude in Provo, Utah. The time equated to about a 4:11 with the altitude conversion.

The Canadian broke Spencer Brown’s world record of 4:16.38, which was set at last week’s CITIUS MAG x Lost Boys Blue Jeans Mile in New York City last Thursday. Brown’s mark remains the American record.

Watch the race below: Major props for the Lana Del Rey “Blue Jeans” playing while Rory was running.:

Linkletter ran for Canada at the 2017 IAAF World Cross-Country Championships. He finished second to Marc Scott in the 10,000 meters at June’s NCAA championship. Factor all of that in along with the fact that he just clocked the fastest blue jeans mile ever, we’re predicting top five at the NCAA cross country championships this fall. Book it.